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scottp25458244
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September 12, 2018
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Walk Behavior not working

  • September 12, 2018
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I have a character rigged correctly but when I add the Walk behavior, nothing happens. I put the puppet in a new scene but it doesn't move. I've changed all the settings in the walk behavior but it's like it doesn't affect the puppet at all. Anyone else have this issue?

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SharonfromMD
SharonfromMD
Inspiring
September 12, 2018

Scott,

I don't know a lot about rigging, but I can't tell you how many times I went to record and forgot to push the body speed past zero.

The program is a real pain in the b---- but if you move anything or change anything and then try to record a walk behavior, the speed gets reset to zero.

Make sure the body speed is set to 100% and then try recording for an example. You can always erase it. I could be way off, but several people aren't seeing a problem with the rigging so.....

Sharon

alank99101739
alank99101739
Legend
September 12, 2018

Can you share the puppet? Or a screenshot of the rigging?

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scottp25458244Author
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September 12, 2018

alank99101739
alank99101739
Legend
September 12, 2018

Thanks for the screenshots. Hmmm. The basics seem fine - hips and waist, legs seem tagged fine.

Could you show the walk behavior settings? I assume you added the walk behavior to the root of the puppet? (Its not on any of the nested layers.) Is it ”immediate” or “on left/right arrow” to make it walk?

I was going to suggest as an experiment to make a copy of the puppet (e.g. export and then import again) and then delete the head profiles (just leave one). I was wondering if the walk behavior was looking for left/right profiles to use, but found the head profiles and decided to then look for body parts to move under those profiles. Because you don’t have left/right/frontal profiles for the walk profile, maybe it picked your head.

So either try deleting the head profiles as an experiment, or wrap the whole body in another layer of left profile so the walk behavior finds that above the body...

But I am not sure what is wrong. Your screenshots seem sane. The above is my best guess at the moment.

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